Podcasts about Carton

Jameis Winston has been announced to be part of opening day on Netflix. Carton is not a fan of the idea! Abdul Carter goes full Kobe Bryant and changes his number after one season That turns into a conversation over favorite numbers. Carton learns more about Chris McMonigle and is shocked when Big Mac tells his favorite Yankee of All Time is Wade Boggs! Is that even legal? A caller alerts Craig and C-Mac that while watching them on TV, the description says the co-host is NOT Chris McMonigle!

A caller alerts Craig and C-Mac that while watching them on TV, the description says the co-host is NOT Chris McMonigle!

Things start calm… and then COMPLETELY spiral

Carton learns more about Chris McMonigle and is shocked when Big Mac tells his favorite Yankee of All Time is Wade Boggs! Is that even legal?

Jameis Winston has been announced to be part of opening day on Netflix. Carton is not a fan of the idea!

Things got WEIRD fast on the Carton Show, Abdul Carter is changing his number to #3, and Craig Carton thinks it says EVERYTHING about his rookie season. Is this a fresh start… or an admission he flopped?

Is Jason Giambi the answer for the Jets and the Yankees? A legendary "scam" caller returns to WFAN to pitch the most chaotic roster move in New York sports history!

Is NOTHING sacred anymore?! On this wild segment of The Carton Show, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle go head-to-head over one shocking decision: Netflix putting Jameis Winston on the Opening Day broadcast for Yankees vs. Giants. Carton calls it a DISRESPECTFUL gimmick ruining one of baseball's most sacred traditions… while Big Mac says: RELAX, it's supposed to be FUN!

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle kick off the show in absolute chaos as Carton declares it “Father's Day”… in March?! That quickly spirals into a hilarious debate about tournament time, office bracket warriors, and why nobody cares about your picks.

This segment goes OFF the rails fast , Craig Carton has ZERO interest in Team USA flag football and absolutely lets it fly when the topic even gets mentioned. Tune in for another jam packed segment of the Carton Show

A scathing critique of proposals to geoengineer our way out of climate disaster, by the bestselling authors of Overshoot The world is crossing the 1.5°C global warming limit, perhaps exceeding 2°C soon after. What is to be done when these boundaries, set by the Paris Agreement, have been passed? In the overshoot era, schemes proliferate for muscular adaptation or for new technologies to turn the heat down at a later date by re­moving CO2 from the air or blocking sunlight. Such technologies are by no means safe; they come with immense risks and provide an excuse for those who would prefer to avoid limiting emissions in the present. But do they also hold out some potential? Can the catastrophe be reversed, masked or simply adapted to once it is a fact? Or will any such round­about measures simply make things worse?The Long Heat: Climate Politics When It's Too Late (Verso Books, 2025)maps the new front lines in the struggle for a liveable planet and insists on the climate revolution long overdue. In the end, no technology can absolve us of responsibility for our planet and each other. Cody Skahan is a DPhil student at the University of Oxford as a recipient of a Grand Union ESRC doctoral training partnership. His work focuses on the intersections of people, the environment, and technology. Currently, he is focusing on the emergence of carbon capture and storage and carbon dioxide removal, as well as running a series of public engagement workshops across the UK and the Arctic around the topic of geoengineering. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Things got PERSONAL fast on WFAN as Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle go head-to-head over one simple question…

The New York Yankees narrative just won't die… and after last night, it's LOUDER than ever. Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle break down Team USA's brutal loss in the World Baseball Classic and why all eyes are back on Aaron Judge.

A scathing critique of proposals to geoengineer our way out of climate disaster, by the bestselling authors of Overshoot The world is crossing the 1.5°C global warming limit, perhaps exceeding 2°C soon after. What is to be done when these boundaries, set by the Paris Agreement, have been passed? In the overshoot era, schemes proliferate for muscular adaptation or for new technologies to turn the heat down at a later date by re­moving CO2 from the air or blocking sunlight. Such technologies are by no means safe; they come with immense risks and provide an excuse for those who would prefer to avoid limiting emissions in the present. But do they also hold out some potential? Can the catastrophe be reversed, masked or simply adapted to once it is a fact? Or will any such round­about measures simply make things worse?The Long Heat: Climate Politics When It's Too Late (Verso Books, 2025)maps the new front lines in the struggle for a liveable planet and insists on the climate revolution long overdue. In the end, no technology can absolve us of responsibility for our planet and each other. Cody Skahan is a DPhil student at the University of Oxford as a recipient of a Grand Union ESRC doctoral training partnership. His work focuses on the intersections of people, the environment, and technology. Currently, he is focusing on the emergence of carbon capture and storage and carbon dioxide removal, as well as running a series of public engagement workshops across the UK and the Arctic around the topic of geoengineering. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/world-affairs

A scathing critique of proposals to geoengineer our way out of climate disaster, by the bestselling authors of Overshoot The world is crossing the 1.5°C global warming limit, perhaps exceeding 2°C soon after. What is to be done when these boundaries, set by the Paris Agreement, have been passed? In the overshoot era, schemes proliferate for muscular adaptation or for new technologies to turn the heat down at a later date by re­moving CO2 from the air or blocking sunlight. Such technologies are by no means safe; they come with immense risks and provide an excuse for those who would prefer to avoid limiting emissions in the present. But do they also hold out some potential? Can the catastrophe be reversed, masked or simply adapted to once it is a fact? Or will any such round­about measures simply make things worse?The Long Heat: Climate Politics When It's Too Late (Verso Books, 2025)maps the new front lines in the struggle for a liveable planet and insists on the climate revolution long overdue. In the end, no technology can absolve us of responsibility for our planet and each other. Cody Skahan is a DPhil student at the University of Oxford as a recipient of a Grand Union ESRC doctoral training partnership. His work focuses on the intersections of people, the environment, and technology. Currently, he is focusing on the emergence of carbon capture and storage and carbon dioxide removal, as well as running a series of public engagement workshops across the UK and the Arctic around the topic of geoengineering. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/environmental-studies

Jerry's first update starts with the sounds of Venezuela beating Italy to head to the WBC championship game. Carlos Mendoza has ‘mixed feelings' about Nolan McLean starting tonight for Team USA. Chris Russo didn't like the WBC being on FS1 as ‘Craig Carton ruined that'. We heard from Rick Pitino as they get ready for the tournament.

Is tonight a defining moment for Aaron Judge? On WFAN's Carton Show, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle go head-to-head over what the World Baseball Classic Championship means for the Yankees superstar. If Judge delivers a clutch hit for Team USA against Venezuela, does it change the narrative that he can't perform in the biggest moments? Or does it mean absolutely nothing unless he wins a World Series with the New York Yankees?

Craig Carton called Boomer surpassing Imus for most shows by a host in the morning at WFAN, a ‘compiler'. We talked about Boomer's 18-19 years here and Carton's 3 different shows on the station.

On The Carton Show, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to the wild postgame comments following the USA win in the World Baseball Classic and Carton absolutely cannot believe what he's hearing.

Did Team USA really win and people are STILL complaining?!

Did Aaron Judge just say the World Baseball Classic atmosphere was BETTER than the World Series? On The Carton Show, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to Judge's postgame comments after Team USA's dramatic win over the Dominican Republic. Judge said the energy and atmosphere of the WBC might have been better than his World Series experience and that set off a massive debate.

We started the hour with callers regarding staying awake during long drives before diving into how the WBC is quite popular with non-US countries. C-Lo pops in with more from the Wink v. Woody saga, including Willie's agreeing with the midday show over Carton. Also, Pat Riccard is a John Harbaugh loyalist, Kyler Murray is off to the Vikings, and Mark DeRosa is still explaining. We end the hour with the Jets long drought of good tight ends, and which all-time great films we've seen.

Is the Geno Smith hype completely out of control? On The Carton Show, Craig Carton absolutely unloads on Geno Smith and the excitement surrounding the New York Jets signing him. Carton calls the reaction from fans and media a total “scam,” comparing the situation to getting fooled in a strip club or falling for a phone scam.

The Geno Smith debate just escalated on The Carton Show. Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle go head-to-head over the Geno Smith signing with the New York Jets and it gets so heated that Carton literally forces a vote live on the air.

raig Carton and Chris McMonigle dive into the ultimate baseball debate! Is Shohei Ohtani the best player EVER on any given day, or does the crown still belong to legends like Babe Ruth and Willie Mays? From jaw-dropping pitching stats to home run records, they break down the moments that make Ohtani unstoppable… when he's healthy. Plus, a behind-the-scenes look at the hottest Aaron Judge & Ohtani bobbleheads taking the World Baseball Classic by storm!

Craig Carton goes OFF on Evan Roberts after a wild misinterpretation of Wink Martindale's Jets comments! Did Woody Johnson really meddle in the defensive coordinator hire? Carton breaks down the facts, defends his reporting, and exposes the misunderstanding behind the apology demand. Plus, Kenneth Walker stuns Kansas City in a Raiders John Madden shirt! Don't miss this fiery debate from the Carton Show on WFAN.

The debate keeps getting hotter on The Carton Show as Craig Carton and Chris “Big Mac” McMonigle continue arguing about the New York Giants bringing back Evan Neal. Carton says the move is embarrassing for Big Blue and can't believe Giants fans are defending it after Neal's disastrous play and his infamous “lion doesn't concern himself with sheep” comment about the fanbase. Meanwhile, Big Mac tries to calm things down, arguing it's just a veteran minimum flyer that doesn't really matter.

The New York Giants are bringing back Evan Neal and Craig Carton cannot believe it. On The Carton Show, Craig and Chris “Big Mac” McMonigle react to the shocking decision to re-sign the former 7th overall pick to a one-year veteran minimum deal. Carton rips the move, calling Neal one of the biggest draft busts in franchise history and questioning why a new regime would keep a player who represents years of failure for Big Blue.

C-Lo returns and starts with the sounds of Hofstra beating Monmouth to punch their ticket to the NCAA tournament. Craig Carton called Boomer a ‘compiler' as he passed Imus for the longest tenured morning show host at WFAN. The Moment of The Day: Always blaming the black man.

Craig Carton and Chris “Big Mac” McMonigle break down a wild day in sports on The Carton Show on WFAN. Did the Baltimore Ravens just outplay Tom Brady and the Raiders in the Trey Hendrickson / Maxx Crosby drama? Carton thinks Brady got completely pantsed by Baltimore's front office.

The Carton Show kicks off with chaos! Craig Carton and Chris “Big Mac” McMonigle debate whether the New York Giants actually closed the gap with the Philadelphia Eagles after the first wave of NFL free agency. Are Giants fans getting ahead of themselves… or is the NFC East suddenly wide open?

Chaos breaks out on WFAN as Craig Carton and Chris “Big Mac” McMonigle react to shocking news: the New York Jets are bringing back Geno Smith. And Carton absolutely loses it. Carton can't believe the Jets would turn back to a quarterback who struggled during his first run with the team. Even if the deal is cheap, he calls it a “body blow” for Jets fans and rips the franchise for selling this as their best option.

Absolute chaos on WFAN as Craig Carton goes on an all-time rant about the New York Jets bringing back Geno Smith. Carton says the move gives Jets fans PTSD, listing every quarterback who's started for the team since Geno was drafted, from Ryan Fitzpatrick to Aaron Rodgers, Zach Wilson, and even Mike White. His conclusion? Somehow the Jets are going right back to the beginning.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle dive into the wildest sports and pop culture stories of the day! From Tom Brady mistakenly paying tribute to a legend who's been gone for three years, to Bigfoot sightings in Ohio, and even rare Belgian beer secrets you've never heard. Plus, hilarious takes on lunar missions, happy fans, and jaw-dropping anecdotes from listeners.

Things got heated on WFAN's Carton Show as Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to NFL legal tampering day and the chaos of free agency.

Things got wild on The Carton Show as Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to a jam-packed sports day. First, Big Mac officially announces the name of his brand-new Yankees podcast — “The Go Get ‘Em Podcast!”

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle break down the shocking NBA decision to CANCEL the legendary Magic City promotion at the Atlanta Hawks game, all over one player's complaint! Fans are furious, and Carton doesn't hold back on Luke Kornet or even Adam Silver. Plus, chaos ensues as the hosts debate PB&J vs. grilled cheese, reveal diner secrets, and throw in pop culture trivia you won't expect.

After hearing a lot of negative discussion regarding Tua and the Jets, as soon as Carson Wentz's name comes up, somehow Tua sounds like a great option! Chris McMonigle is narrowing names down for his upcoming Yankee Podcast, Hoff is narrowing his wiggle room to flying to and back from Florida in time for Mondays show. Carton takes revenge on both! Some people may think that the Jets have so many choices at quarterback. The real question is, what's the best option? The comparison turns into a Titanic reference which leads into C-Mac's hate for the movie, or the boat, or both! Juan Soto is having a blast at the WBC and the games don't even count yet. Plus, Shohei is the best of the best in all of sports.

Chris McMonigle is narrowing names down for his upcoming Yankee Podcast, Hoff is narrowing his wiggle room to flying to and back from Florida in time for Mondays show. Carton takes revenge on both!

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle break down the hottest sports topics you NEED to know! From Juan Soto's surprising preference for the Dominican Republic over the Mets, to his massive $765M contract and potential opt-out drama, we cover it all. Plus, the Carton crew hilariously dissects LeBron James' most ridiculous flop ever, debates the most watchable MLB stars like Aaron Judge and Shohei Ohtani, and dives into Mickey Mantle's career and recovery struggles.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle break down the Giants' latest shocking moves in the running back room! Is Singletary's contract restructure a sign they're NOT going after Kenneth Walker? Could the Giants be ignoring the top RB market completely? Plus, jaw-dropping stories from deer in backyards, ATVs, insane fan reactions to Shohei Ohtani, and a wild Miami WNBA moment you won't believe!

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle go OFF on the latest quarterback rumors linking Tua Tagovailoa to the New York Jets and Craig makes it VERY clear: “I don't want him.” Plus, a MASSIVE draft debate for the New York Giants. Would you trade the 5th overall pick for #9 and #29? Is it smart business or a HUGE mistake?

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle go OFF debating whether America is doing baseball all wrong after seeing the wild celebration for Juan Soto's exhibition homer in the Dominican! Are we too uptight at games? Should MLB be more like the Savannah Bananas? Or is Chris right to defend pure baseball tradition?

Craig Carton goes OFF on Aaron Judge after his underwhelming Team USA speech ahead of the World Baseball Classic calling it the worst captain's speech in sports history! Is Judge a great player but a bad leader? And does this explain the New York Yankees October struggles?

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle dive into the heated debate: Should Alex Rodriguez have his number retired by the New York Yankees?

All hell breaks loose on The Carton Show after actor Shia LaBeouf calls out Mike Piazza over a childhood autograph snub and it somehow turns into one of the most heated debates in WFAN history.

En France, le dernier rapport annuel de la Commission nationale consultative des droits de l'homme (CNCDH), alertait sur l'impact du racisme sur la santé des victimes qui « doivent s'adapter au quotidien aux comportements racistes à leur encontre optant pour des stratégies d'évitement, de repli sur soi ou de résignation ou devant prouver sans cesse leur légitimité. Hypervigilance, stress, dépression, anxiété, parfois associés à des maux de tête sont fréquents chez les personnes racisées ». Peut-on prévenir ces maux ? Comment protéger sa santé mentale ? Quelle prise en charge est possible ?   Injures à caractère raciste, violences verbales ou discrimination… Dans la rue, au travail, à l'école, dans les médias, être la cible d'agressions à caractère raciste peut avoir, au-delà de l'infraction pénale, un impact sur la santé mentale des victimes. Ce racisme qui, dans certaines sociétés, se banalise à mesure que progressent certains mouvements, des porte-voix dont les idées et les messages divisent, hiérarchisent, stigmatisent et excluent : ouvertement parfois, insidieusement souvent. Des agressions basées sur la couleur de peau, la forme des yeux, la nature des cheveux, les croyances, les vêtements, la culture, qui attaquent l'individu dans son identité, sa filiation, son héritage culturel.  Le racisme, facteur de troubles psychiques  D'après l'INSEE, en 2024, 56% des victimes de discrimination liées à l'origine, la couleur de peau ou la religion, estiment que celle-ci a un impact psychologique important ou très important : cela se traduit par de l'anxiété des troubles dépressifs et de la fatigue !  D'où l'importance d'intégrer le racisme d'intégrer comme un facteur de risque pour la santé psychique, dont il faut plus que jamais tenir compte.  La psychiatre et écrivaine Dr Fatma Bouvet de la Maisonneuve s'intéresse à ces troubles associés à cette violence basée sur l'origine de l'appartenance religieuse et y a consacré un  ouvrage publié aux éditions Carton rouge, intitulé :« Debout, tête haute ! ».    Avec : Dr Fatma Bouvet de la Maisonneuve, psychiatre addictologue et écrivaine. Auteure de l'ouvrage Debout, tête haute ! Manifeste pour répondre au racisme, aux éditions Carton Rouge Philippe Zawieja, psychosociologue, directeur des partenariats stratégiques et de la recherche, EKILIBRE Conseil (Paris), et chercheur associé à l'Observatoire sur la santé et le mieux-être au travail de l'Université de Montréal, Québec.  Témoignage d'Aniss, étudiante qui a subi des insultes racistes.  ► En fin d'émission, nous entendrons la réaction du Dr Safiatou Thiam, ancienne ministre de la Santé du Sénégal entre 2007 et 2009, et secrétaire exécutive du Conseil National de Lutte contre le Sida du Sénégal après la divulgation du statut sérologique de plusieurs personnes dans le pays, dans le contexte de projet de répression accrue de l'homosexualité, par les autorités gouvernementales.    Programmation musicale : ► James Brown – Say it loud, I'm black and I'm proud ► Yotsi – Bomoyi. 

En France, le dernier rapport annuel de la Commission nationale consultative des droits de l'homme (CNCDH), alertait sur l'impact du racisme sur la santé des victimes qui « doivent s'adapter au quotidien aux comportements racistes à leur encontre optant pour des stratégies d'évitement, de repli sur soi ou de résignation ou devant prouver sans cesse leur légitimité. Hypervigilance, stress, dépression, anxiété, parfois associés à des maux de tête sont fréquents chez les personnes racisées ». Peut-on prévenir ces maux ? Comment protéger sa santé mentale ? Quelle prise en charge est possible ?   Injures à caractère raciste, violences verbales ou discrimination… Dans la rue, au travail, à l'école, dans les médias, être la cible d'agressions à caractère raciste peut avoir, au-delà de l'infraction pénale, un impact sur la santé mentale des victimes. Ce racisme qui, dans certaines sociétés, se banalise à mesure que progressent certains mouvements, des porte-voix dont les idées et les messages divisent, hiérarchisent, stigmatisent et excluent : ouvertement parfois, insidieusement souvent. Des agressions basées sur la couleur de peau, la forme des yeux, la nature des cheveux, les croyances, les vêtements, la culture, qui attaquent l'individu dans son identité, sa filiation, son héritage culturel.  Le racisme, facteur de troubles psychiques  D'après l'INSEE, en 2024, 56% des victimes de discrimination liées à l'origine, la couleur de peau ou la religion, estiment que celle-ci a un impact psychologique important ou très important : cela se traduit par de l'anxiété des troubles dépressifs et de la fatigue !  D'où l'importance d'intégrer le racisme d'intégrer comme un facteur de risque pour la santé psychique, dont il faut plus que jamais tenir compte.  La psychiatre et écrivaine Dr Fatma Bouvet de la Maisonneuve s'intéresse à ces troubles associés à cette violence basée sur l'origine de l'appartenance religieuse et y a consacré un  ouvrage publié aux éditions Carton rouge, intitulé :« Debout, tête haute ! ».    Avec : Dr Fatma Bouvet de la Maisonneuve, psychiatre addictologue et écrivaine. Auteure de l'ouvrage Debout, tête haute ! Manifeste pour répondre au racisme, aux éditions Carton Rouge Philippe Zawieja, psychosociologue, directeur des partenariats stratégiques et de la recherche, EKILIBRE Conseil (Paris), et chercheur associé à l'Observatoire sur la santé et le mieux-être au travail de l'Université de Montréal, Québec.  Témoignage d'Aniss, étudiante qui a subi des insultes racistes.  ► En fin d'émission, nous entendrons la réaction du Dr Safiatou Thiam, ancienne ministre de la Santé du Sénégal entre 2007 et 2009, et secrétaire exécutive du Conseil National de Lutte contre le Sida du Sénégal après la divulgation du statut sérologique de plusieurs personnes dans le pays, dans le contexte de projet de répression accrue de l'homosexualité, par les autorités gouvernementales.    Programmation musicale : ► James Brown – Say it loud, I'm black and I'm proud ► Yotsi – Bomoyi. 

That's right, Carton thinks that Tom Brady has something up his sleeve again that's going to set the Jets back another decade or more!

That's right, Carton thinks that Tom Brady has something up his sleeve again that's going to set the Jets back another decade or more! Emmanuel Berbari gets a blessing from Big Mac on his home run call, plus NBA records are made to be broken. That's right, the Atlanta Hawks are promoting the best place to get wings. Plus, the Mount Rushmore of Cartoons; This will shock you! How does Handicap parking at the World Cup turn into returning your shopping cart? Tune in and you'll find out!